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Name All The Types Of Revolution With Definition

Like Green Revolution,White Revolution etc

We all have heard about the "Green Revolution' that happened in India in the late 1960's. It was the increased production of agricultural products especially wheat, rice, cereals, pulses etc. Dr M.S Swaminathan, the genius, was the man behind this silent revolution. His efforts could make wonders in the Indian agricultural sector thereby making India self sufficient in the case of agricultural produce. Dr Swaminathan could bring this magic by the use of sophisticated machinery and high yielding varieties of seeds in the agricultural sector in lieu of our primitive and outmoded methods of cultivation.

Govt of India has taken steps to make 'revolutions' similar to green revolution in other fields of production also. These revolutions also aim at the increased production in the respective sector. What are they?

1. White Revolution: Milk and Dairy products

2. Blue Revolution: Fishing and marine products

3. Yellow revolution: Oil seeds/edible oil especially mustard, sunflower etc.

4. Pink Revolution: Prawns, onion

5. Rainbow Revolution: Fruits/breeding of ornamental fish

6. Brown Revolution: Cocoa/Leather

7. Black Revolution: Petroleum

8. Grey Revolution: Fertilizer

9. Red Revolution: Meat, tomato

10. Round Revolution: Potato

11. Golden Revolution: Honey, Horticulture

12. Golden fiber: Jute

13. Silver fiber: Cotton

14. Silver: Eggs (Poultry)


Dr.M.S.Swaminathan has recently called upon the farmers to increase productivity of the lands in a sustained manner. Productivity must be doubled or tripled instead of an annual single-digit increase. Along with the use of traditional wisdom, they must optimally adopt technological advancements in agriculture. Technological innovations will increase the productivity of different crops and this will lead to an evergreen revolution.

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green revolution is a great movement which is carried out for saving trees it is also called as chipko movement
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1 Green revolution - helps to increase in the amount of food grain. 2 White revolution- helps to increase in milk production. 3 Blue revolution helps to increase in fish production. 4 Yellow revolution - helps to increase in oil production.
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helps to increase in the amount of food grain.
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which plants are non green plants?
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Gardening is done in less area and farming is done in a large scale.In garden we usually grow flower plants and some vegetables etc.But in farm we grow quantles of veges.
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Plants which grow on a large scale is called crop plant or a crop.
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Green revolution(high production of food grains) ,white revolution(increased milk production) , blue revolution (for enhanced fish production),yellow revolution(increased oil production),golden revolution (to increase pulse production)
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Because you fill grains in jute bage so you can easily take and give to others
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Manures are better than fertiliser -fertiliser can cause soil pollutionand water pollution.manur are made by natural compost and are eco friendly to nature
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Pests are in wanted plant grow
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green, white, blue, silver, gold, yellow.
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Green revolution is step taken for increase in crop yield .
Blue revolution is for increase in fish yield .
Yellow revolution is for oilseeds. Golden revolution is for increase in honey yield.
White revoluton is for increase in milk production
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    We all have heard about the "Green Revolution' that happened in India in the late 1960's. It was the increased production of agricultural products especially wheat, rice, cereals, pulses etc. Dr M.S Swaminathan, the genius, was the man behind this silent revolution. His efforts could make wonders in the Indian agricultural sector thereby making India self sufficient in the case of agricultural produce. Dr Swaminathan could bring this magic by the use of sophisticated machinery and high yielding varieties of seeds in the agricultural sector in lieu of our primitive and outmoded methods of cultivation.

    Govt of India has taken steps to make 'revolutions' similar to green revolution in other fields of production also. These revolutions also aim at the increased production in the respective sector. What are they?

    1. White Revolution: Milk and Dairy products

    2. Blue Revolution: Fishing and marine products

    3. Yellow revolution: Oil seeds/edible oil especially mustard, sunflower etc.

    4. Pink Revolution: Prawns, onion

    5. Rainbow Revolution: Fruits/breeding of ornamental fish

    6. Brown Revolution: Cocoa/Leather

    7. Black Revolution: Petroleum

    8. Grey Revolution: Fertilizer

    9. Red Revolution: Meat, tomato

    10. Round Revolution: Potato

    11. Golden Revolution: Honey, Horticulture

    12. Golden fiber: Jute

    13. Silver fiber: Cotton

    14. Silver: Eggs (Poultry)


    Dr.M.S.Swaminathan has recently called upon the farmers to increase productivity of the lands in a sustained manner. Productivity must be doubled or tripled instead of an annual single-digit increase. Along with the use of traditional wisdom, they must optimally adopt technological advancements in agriculture. Technological innovations will increase the productivity of different crops and this will lead to an evergreen revolution.

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    What is revolution
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    Rabi crop.

    Wheat

    Kharif.

    Sugarcane
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    Indian revolution , rottary revolution
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    Rabi crops doesn't need water because Rabi crops doesn't need much water to grow
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    1.Green revolution :Food grains was increased
    2.Blue revolution : production of fishes
    3.White revolution : Production of milk
    4.Yellow revolution :Production of oil seeds
    5.Golden revolution : Production of pulses
    6.Silver revolution : Production of egg
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    germination is the process in which a new seat become a baby plant and grow in new plant and give birth
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    Green revolution:- It's a programme started in the 1960's to increase the agriculture productivity by the use of improved seeds and advanced agriculture technologies.
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    List Of Revolutions in India

    Revolutions in India marked the beginning of a completely new era in various socio-economic fields like agriculture, petroleum etc. Most of the time these revolutions were concerned with only one particular field and through these revolutions that particular field grew exponentially by creation of multitude new opportunities and openings. As far as competitive exams are concerned, Revolutions in India are often asked in Static GK Section, hence we decided to compile the list of those revolutions and present them to you in a condensed form-

    Black RevolutionRelated with Petroleum ProductionBlue RevolutionRelated with Fish ProductionBrown RevolutionRelated with Leather, CocoaGolden Fibre RevolutionRelated with Jute ProductionGolden RevolutionRelated with Overall Horticulture, Honey, Fruit ProductionGreen RevolutionRelated with Agriculture ProductionGrey RevolutionRelated with FertilizersPink RevolutionRelated with Onions, PrawnRed RevolutionRelated with Meat, Tomato ProductionEvergreen RevolutionIntended for overall agriculture production growthRound RevolutionRelated with Potato ProductionSilver Fibre RevolutionRelated with Cotton ProductionSilver RevolutionRelated with Egg ProductionWhite RevolutionRelated with Dairy, Milk ProductionYellow RevolutionRelated with Oil Seed ProductionRound RevolutionRelated with Potato
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    Green Revolution-increased production of agricultural products
    White Revolution- "                 "                "   milk and dairy products
    Blue revolution-Fishing and marine products
    Yellow Revolution-Oil seeds like mustard, sunflower seeds etc.
    Pink Revolution- Prawns, onions
    Rainbow revolution- Fruits
    Brown revolution- cocoa or leather
    Black revolution- Petroleum
    Grey revolution- Fertilisers 
    Red revolution- tomato, meat
    Round revolution- potato
    Golden revolution- honey
    silver revolution- eggs 
     
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    The removed of weeds is called weeding . Weddings is necessary since weeds compete with the crop plants for water,nutrients,space and light.
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